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Can you hear what he is... #31 (permalink) Mon Feb 02, 2009 20:37 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Alan
Could you explain me the difference between the modal verbs "must" and "have" and give some examples.
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Can you hear what he is... #32 (permalink) Mon Feb 02, 2009 21:21 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi,

Please read must vs. have to.

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Can you hear what he is... #33 (permalink) Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:43 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

yes i know wat he is trying to say.

he probably advising us.
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Can you hear what he is... #34 (permalink) Fri Feb 20, 2009 18:23 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

My name is Jacqueline Richards. I`m very happy,because I`m learning. Thanks
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Can you hear what he is... #35 (permalink) Sat Mar 21, 2009 16:05 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

Dear Torsten,

Thank you for my first email lesson.I really loved it and got a good score too.Your email encouraged me to actually gain pace to get a good command on the language,and yes I gotta know that Sue is from Briston,England.
About me I am from Shimla which is in India.
Looking forward to my next lesson.
Thank you

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Can you hear what he is... #36 (permalink) Tue Mar 31, 2009 0:50 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

thank you a lot
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Can you hear what he is... #37 (permalink) Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:12 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

hi, the question about using telling, saying, speaking and talking is really interesting! I have use this words without taking any notice to this.
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Can you hear what he is... #38 (permalink) Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:23 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

really, this is the good lesson my friends

iam so happy to join in the team

many thanks to all
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Can you hear what he is... #39 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 0:42 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

Yankee wrote:
Hi Violino

The test sentence is an indirect question:
- Can you hear what he is saying?

The following are direct questions:
- Can you hear him?
- What is he saying?

An indirect question is basically a question within a question. When you have an indirect question, the introductory question will have interrogative word order (Can you hear), but the following clause normally does not.

Here are a couple more examples of indirect questions:

- Do you know when he left the office?
- Can you tell me how much that sofa costs?
.


Dear Mr.Torsten,
Could you explain me differences between direct and indirect questions or give more examples? For me it is a little bit hard to feel that difference.
Beforehand, thank you a lot
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Can you hear what he is... #40 (permalink) Thu Jun 04, 2009 21:49 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Torsten

Thank you for this test .

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Can you hear what he is... #41 (permalink) Fri Jun 05, 2009 9:15 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Peyman,

You are welcome. How are things in Iran today?
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Can you hear what he is... #42 (permalink) Fri Jun 05, 2009 9:19 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

Spartanka wrote:
Yankee wrote:
Hi Violino

The test sentence is an indirect question:
- Can you hear what he is saying?

The following are direct questions:
- Can you hear him?
- What is he saying?

An indirect question is basically a question within a question. When you have an indirect question, the introductory question will have interrogative word order (Can you hear), but the following clause normally does not.

Here are a couple more examples of indirect questions:

- Do you know when he left the office?
- Can you tell me how much that sofa costs?
.


Dear Mr.Torsten,
Could you explain me differences between direct and indirect questions or give more examples? For me it is a little bit hard to feel that difference.
Beforehand, thank you a lot


Hi Spartanka,

Amy has already given very good examples of indirect questions and explained the difference between direct and indirect questions. Which part of her explanation did you not understand and why?

As for more examples of indirect questions, you can create them yourself by starting your questions like this:
Do you know when she ....?
Can you tell me why he ....?
Did you hear that they .....?

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Can you hear what he is... #43 (permalink) Fri Jun 05, 2009 12:07 pm   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hello Torsten.
How are you ?
you ask me a bout Iran .
The weather is very nice and its spring .
I don't know where are your country .
every body are busy for election peresident in Iran.
I hope to be situation better .

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Can you hear what he is... #44 (permalink) Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:05 am   Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Torsten!

Thank you for more examples.
Now I understood difference between direct and indirect questions. My mistake was in traslation.

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1. Can you hear what he is ...? #45 (permalink) Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:54 am   1. Can you hear what he is ...?
 

Thanks Alan,

I always try to to find some logic behind each and every word we use.
This sort of explanation and understanding will make me more confident.

Thanks a ton !!
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